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📢 Calling all local artists! 👨🎨👩🎨 Let your artwork be a part of everyone’s journey by participating in our Art in Transit programme for the upcoming Cross Island Line (#CRL)! 🎨🚆
Find out more ➡️ https://go.gov.sg/lta-ait-home
Find out more ➡️ https://go.gov.sg/lta-ait-home
👷 From 30 Oct 2022, several roads 🚦 and bus routes 🚏 in #PasirRis, #Loyang and #Changi will undergo progressive changes as the region transforms into a vibrant place to live, work and play in the coming decade.
🙏 We seek the patience and support of all as these changes are necessary for 🏗️major infrastructure projects to be implemented safely.
Check out this video to learn more: youtu.be/z8V2vhczdM8
🙏 We seek the patience and support of all as these changes are necessary for 🏗️major infrastructure projects to be implemented safely.
Check out this video to learn more: youtu.be/z8V2vhczdM8
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Changi Northern Corridor - Road Reconfiguration Works
Have you heard about the exciting plans to develop the Changi region into a vibrant place to live, work and play? This includes extensive transport infrastructure enhancements such as new 🚄MRT stations on the Cross Island Line (#CRL), an extended cycling…
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Today marks the start of construction 🏗️on the Cross Island Line (#CRL) Phase 1!
CRL🚄 will be our 8th and longest fully-underground #MRT line (over 50km long when fully completed), and it’ll connect existing and future developments in the eastern, western, and north-eastern corridors and link major hubs such as the Jurong Lake District, Punggol Digital District and Changi. The entire CRL is expected see a daily ridership of more than 600,000 when it opens from 2030.
#RedefiningJourneys #ThereRailBeMore
CRL🚄 will be our 8th and longest fully-underground #MRT line (over 50km long when fully completed), and it’ll connect existing and future developments in the eastern, western, and north-eastern corridors and link major hubs such as the Jurong Lake District, Punggol Digital District and Changi. The entire CRL is expected see a daily ridership of more than 600,000 when it opens from 2030.
#RedefiningJourneys #ThereRailBeMore
We’ve awarded 2 contracts to Siemens Mobility Pte. Ltd. / Siemens Rail Automation, S.A.U. Consortium and ST Engineering Urban Solutions Ltd. for 4 key systems for the Cross Island Line. #CRL
We’re one step closer to making the Jurong Region Line (#JRL) and Cross Island Line (#CRL) a reality with the calling of tenders for the operators of the two rail lines! 🚆 ✨
Find out more ➡️ http://go.gov.sg/jrlcrloperators
Find out more ➡️ http://go.gov.sg/jrlcrloperators
#PSA We’ve awarded the contract for 44 new six-car trains for the Cross Island Line (#CRL) to the consortium of CRRC Qingdao Sifang Co., Ltd and Singapore CRRC Sifang Railway Vehicles Service Pte. Ltd! ✨🚆 #ThereRailBeMore
More details ➡️ go.gov.sg/crltrain
More details ➡️ go.gov.sg/crltrain
To facilitate the construction of the Cross Island Line (#CRL), a section of Pasir Ris Drive 1 between Pasir Ris Drive 8 and Pasir Ris Central will be closed from 8 October 2023.
🚌 Bus Stops Relocation: The existing pair of bus stops along Pasir Ris Drive 1 will be relocated to Pasir Ris Central. Bus services 39, 53, 81, 89, 109, 518, and 518A will serve the relocated bus stops at Pasir Ris Central.
🚌 Changes to Bus Service 403: Service 403 will be amended to ply Pasir Ris Drive 8 in both directions and serve three existing bus stops. It will no longer call at four existing bus stops along Pasir Ris Central and Pasir Ris Drive 1.
🚗 Motorists can use alternative routes and are advised to plan your journeys in advance.
🚌 Bus Stops Relocation: The existing pair of bus stops along Pasir Ris Drive 1 will be relocated to Pasir Ris Central. Bus services 39, 53, 81, 89, 109, 518, and 518A will serve the relocated bus stops at Pasir Ris Central.
🚌 Changes to Bus Service 403: Service 403 will be amended to ply Pasir Ris Drive 8 in both directions and serve three existing bus stops. It will no longer call at four existing bus stops along Pasir Ris Central and Pasir Ris Drive 1.
🚗 Motorists can use alternative routes and are advised to plan your journeys in advance.
[Reminder]To facilitate the construction of the Cross Island Line (#CRL), a section of Pasir Ris Drive 1 between Pasir Ris Drive 8 and Pasir Ris Central will be closed from 8 October 2023 🗓️.
🚌 Bus Stops Relocation: The existing pair of bus stops along Pasir Ris Drive 1 will be relocated to Pasir Ris Central. Bus services 39, 53, 81, 89, 109, 518, and 518A will serve the relocated bus stops at Pasir Ris Central.
🚌 Changes to Bus Service 403: Service 403 will be amended to ply Pasir Ris Drive 8 in both directions and serve three existing bus stops. It will no longer call at four existing bus stops along Pasir Ris Central and Pasir Ris Drive 1.
🚗Motorists travelling towards Pasir Ris Central may wish to refer to go.gov.sg/1mtrafficupdate for alternative routes.
🚌 Bus Stops Relocation: The existing pair of bus stops along Pasir Ris Drive 1 will be relocated to Pasir Ris Central. Bus services 39, 53, 81, 89, 109, 518, and 518A will serve the relocated bus stops at Pasir Ris Central.
🚌 Changes to Bus Service 403: Service 403 will be amended to ply Pasir Ris Drive 8 in both directions and serve three existing bus stops. It will no longer call at four existing bus stops along Pasir Ris Central and Pasir Ris Drive 1.
🚗Motorists travelling towards Pasir Ris Central may wish to refer to go.gov.sg/1mtrafficupdate for alternative routes.
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Check out how our first ever, large diameter tunnel boring machine (#TBM) is assembled! 🤩
This TBM will be used in the construction of a two-track tunnel between the Cross Island Line (#CRL) Aviation Park and Loyang stations. 🚇🚧🚇
#FunFact With this TBM, our tunnelling works will be a lot more efficient – we can now construct a tunnel large enough to accommodate two rail tracks instead to having tunnel twice like we usually do! ⏰✅💪
This TBM will be used in the construction of a two-track tunnel between the Cross Island Line (#CRL) Aviation Park and Loyang stations. 🚇🚧🚇
#FunFact With this TBM, our tunnelling works will be a lot more efficient – we can now construct a tunnel large enough to accommodate two rail tracks instead to having tunnel twice like we usually do! ⏰✅💪
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We’ve got some #RailyExciting news to share! Our Mixed Reality Mock-up of the future Cross Island Line (#CRL) train has arrived! 🙌🤩
From 27 May to 27 Jun 2024, you can explore the interior features of the CRL train at the #SGMobilityGallery and vote for your preferred designs!
Book your visit at ➡️ go.gov.sg/mrcrlmockupregistration
📍 Singapore Mobility Gallery, LTA Hampshire Office Blk 1 Level 1
📅 Mon-Fri, 9.30am – 5pm (excluding public holidays)
#DidYouKnow The CRL is our eighth MRT line which will serve existing and future developments in the eastern, western and north-eastern corridors of Singapore. 🚇
#MoveLiteSG
From 27 May to 27 Jun 2024, you can explore the interior features of the CRL train at the #SGMobilityGallery and vote for your preferred designs!
Book your visit at ➡️ go.gov.sg/mrcrlmockupregistration
📍 Singapore Mobility Gallery, LTA Hampshire Office Blk 1 Level 1
📅 Mon-Fri, 9.30am – 5pm (excluding public holidays)
#DidYouKnow The CRL is our eighth MRT line which will serve existing and future developments in the eastern, western and north-eastern corridors of Singapore. 🚇
#MoveLiteSG
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#PSA We’ve awarded the contract for the design and construction of Turf City station (working name) and tunnels under the Cross Island Line (#CRL) Phase 2 to Shanghai Tunnel Engineering Co (Singapore) – Obayashi Corporation Joint Venture. Construction works are expected to start in Q3 2024. 🚧
When CRL2 starts operating in 2032, commuters can save up to 25 minutes in their estimated travel time when commuting from Turf City to Pasir Ris Central! 🤩🚇
#DidYouKnow Before commencing excavation and construction works for the station structure 🏗, earth retaining and stabilising structures will be installed to ensure safety and ground stability.
When CRL2 starts operating in 2032, commuters can save up to 25 minutes in their estimated travel time when commuting from Turf City to Pasir Ris Central! 🤩🚇
#DidYouKnow Before commencing excavation and construction works for the station structure 🏗, earth retaining and stabilising structures will be installed to ensure safety and ground stability.
Share your feedback on the interior design options of our future Cross Island Line (#CRL) train online at go.gov.sg/mrcrlmockuponline from now till 27 Jun 2024!
#ICYMI The CRL mixed reality mock-up train is currently on display at our #SGMobilityGallery till 27 Jun 2024. Come check it out and explore some of its interior fittings to vote for your preferred designs! Register your visit at go.gov.sg/mrcrlmockupregistration 🚇🤩
#ICYMI The CRL mixed reality mock-up train is currently on display at our #SGMobilityGallery till 27 Jun 2024. Come check it out and explore some of its interior fittings to vote for your preferred designs! Register your visit at go.gov.sg/mrcrlmockupregistration 🚇🤩
We’ve just awarded the contract for the design and construction of tunnels between the Cross Island Line Phase 2 (#CRL2) Jurong Lake District station and West Coast station (working names) to Nishimatsu Construction Co. Ltd – Okumura Corporation Singapore Branch Joint Venture!
Both companies have a strong track record of undertaking tunnelling projects in Singapore and abroad. 💪🚧 Nishimatsu Construction Co. Ltd is currently constructing the bored tunnels between #CRL Tampines North station and Defu station and have previously completed tunnelling works for #CCL6 Keppel station and #TEL Gardens by the Bay station. 🚇 Okumura Corporation has worked on projects such as the Deep Tunnel Sewerage System, Hong Kong Mass Transit Railway and Taipei MRT Airport Line.
Works for these tunnels are expected to start in Q4 2024 and passenger service for CRL2 is slated to commence in 2032.
#ThereRailBeMore
Both companies have a strong track record of undertaking tunnelling projects in Singapore and abroad. 💪🚧 Nishimatsu Construction Co. Ltd is currently constructing the bored tunnels between #CRL Tampines North station and Defu station and have previously completed tunnelling works for #CCL6 Keppel station and #TEL Gardens by the Bay station. 🚇 Okumura Corporation has worked on projects such as the Deep Tunnel Sewerage System, Hong Kong Mass Transit Railway and Taipei MRT Airport Line.
Works for these tunnels are expected to start in Q4 2024 and passenger service for CRL2 is slated to commence in 2032.
#ThereRailBeMore